Sentence examples for strictly achieved from inspiring English sources

He duly outclassed some inferior rivals when stepped up in trip at Pontefract and, with that solid grounding, looks ready to improve past a handful who strictly achieved more when filling minor roles in the Queen's Vase at Ascot.

As things stand, however, it seems sensible to accept that while Questing could not have been more stylish in her maiden, for now Regal Realm (2.50) has strictly achieved more – and is, moreover, entitled to improve again over this seventh furlong.

By using control functional instead of constraints, a benefit is that the structural performance and length scale control effect can be balanced by the weight factor, because it is not always necessary to strictly achieve the uniform thickness distribution while drastically compromising the structural performance.

These modest savings are notable as they are achieved strictly through a densification approach to development i.e., the scenario includes no demand side management.

22 Finally, in a retrospective chart review of 48 elderly patients with schizophrenia, 60% of 25 patients treated with 25 to 50 mg long-acting risperidone achieved strictly defined symptomatic remission after six months.

The restrictive contract we constructed thus delivers the same output at strictly less cost to the buyer, and hence achieves strictly higher profits for the buyer than the optimal basic contract.

In eukaryotes, cellular iron homeostasis is achieved via strictly controlled systems for iron uptake at the plasma membrane and for eliciting balanced iron distributions among cellular compartments.

We show that reproducible syntheses can only be achieved when strictly controlling the two key size determining parameters, injection temperature and (frac{[Co]}{[OA]}) molar ratio, as well as, suitably selecting the less sensitive parameters to reasonable values such as injection time and reaction holding time.

Maintenance of heterozygosity can be achieved by strictly apomictic parthenogenesis (no meiosis) or by premeiotic doubling.

We achieved 7 337 strictly filtered 1 1 1 1 1 orthologous genes in the Chinese alligator, green anole lizard, zebra finch, chicken, and turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) genomes and identified 219 PSGs (Supplementary information, Table S7) and 86 rapidly evolving GO classes (Supplementary information, Table S8).

"However, where secrecy is ordered it should only be to the extent strictly necessary to achieve the interests of justice.